Louth Volunteer Centre

Bringing Co. Louth together by offering equal opportunities to all sections of the community to participate in meaningful voluntary activity

For Organisations

For Volunteers

There are so many ways to get involved that will suit everyone.

Register to Volunteer

No commitment required. We will contact you for an optional meeting or help you over the phone.

Search Opportunities

Browse opportunities and apply. We refer you to the organisations and they will follow up with information.

Under 18's

Are you between the ages of 15 to 18 and interested in getting involved in volunteering? Click the button below to see available opportunities to volunteer.

Community Volunteers

Support local events and festivals along with more urgent, one off needs like the community response to COVID-19.

For Organisations

See how Louth Volunteer Centre can support you

Register an Organisation

This is a one-time registration process. On approval you will receive an ‘Organisation Key’.

Post an Opportunity

Using your Organisation Key, we will take you step by step through your Volunteer Opportunity submission process.

Garda Vetting

Find out about Garda Vetting and the service we provide

Latest News

Keep up to date with news and events around volunteering in Co. Louth

Research on Volunteering in County Louth Launched on International Volunteer Day

The Louth Volunteer Centre has unveiled groundbreaking research titled "The Impact of Volunteering and Future Opportunities for Volunteering in County Louth". Commissioned to advance three key actions from the County Louth Volunteering Framework—a strategy owned by the Louth Local Community Development Committee—the research highlights the vibrant and diverse nature of volunteering in the county.

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Check out our new blog

Take a look at our new blog about volunteering and Men's Health

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